The defunct brewery in which this museum is housed was built in 1930, an example of modernist industrial architecture. Today it has been transformed into an international contemporary art center. There are no permanent exhibits. Most exhibits focus on both art, visual arts and architecture. Specifically the museum likes to examine the points of interaction between various creative and artistic disciplines. There are about three floors of exhibits. Check the museum website for current and upcoming attractions.

• Check out the cafe-restaurant and the bookshop.

• 7 € Seniors +60, groups of 10+, disabled.
• 4 € Students (12–18), schoolgroups, unemployed.
• Free for under 12, first Wednesday of the month.
• Special exhibitions and programmes may have their own prices.

• Trams 32, 82, 97; Buses 49, 50, N12  stop Wiels.
• Drive to here.

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